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=== Procedure to Bleed Brake System === First, apply the brake pedal several times with the engine off to remove the vacuum built up in the booster. The pedal should feel firm after a few presses. Ensure the master cylinder is full of fluid and keep it at least half full throughout the process. โ ๏ธ Note: If the fluid drops too low at any point, air may enter the system. You must restart the process if this happens. โ ๏ธ Caution: Never mix fluid types or reuse old fluid โ this can damage brake system components. ==== Step-by-Step Bleeding Order ==== Begin with the '''Left Rear wheel''', the farthest from the master cylinder. Then proceed in this order: * Left Rear * Right Rear * Left Front * Right Front ==== Bleeding Procedure ==== * Loosen the bleeder valve to break it free, then re-tighten slightly so it can be easily opened and closed. * Place one end of a clear plastic hose on the bleeder valve and submerge the other end into a small container filled with fresh brake fluid. - Example: Bleeder valve setup with tubing and fluid container. * Have an assistant pump the brakes several times to build pressure. On the final pump, they should hold the pedal down firmly. * With the pedal held, open the bleeder valve slightly. Allow fluid and air bubbles to exit through the tube. * When the fluid flow slows or the pedal reaches the floor, close the valve. Repeat until no air bubbles are seen in the fluid. - Tighten the bleeder valve to '''6.5 ft-lbs'''. Move on to the next wheel and repeat the procedure. โ Check the master cylinder often to ensure the fluid level doesnโt drop. Hope this helps with Bleeding your braking system of air.
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